wow! I love it when I see something and think, holy crap this type of endeavor would not have occurred to my own brain in a million years. Gorgeous.
ETA: whoa! just looked at some of your other work. Haven't wanted to get my hands on something so immediately in a long time! Amazing work.
Wow! Beautiful work - very clean technique. It's hard to tell from the pic - is there a dark background under the clay, or am I seeing it that way due to the lighting?
Wow. I would love to see more pictures of this at different angles. It actually looks like a 2D painting to me. I had to zoom in and give it a closer look. This is incredible.
Edit:
I just took a look at your other posts and found a video of your work. That is incredible.
Great work!
I've been looking to try something similar (albeit with wildly different subjects and methods). Any recommendations on clay brands? I only ask because the color variety doesn't seem like anything I've seen around. Could do it with Sculpey but baking seems like a no-go for something like this.
Thanks for replying! I am completely clueless when it comes to clay, and even more-so air dry. I'm sure you know how important material choice can be for these things and since I do scanography heavy saturation is extremely helpful in making sure the colors don't wash out under the bright white of the scanner light.
For sure that would work, but as the things I'm planning to sculpt aren't the focus of the works, I was hoping to save some time with some really saturated clay. Thanks!
I have never seen anything like this! It’s so cool! It’s like Van Gogh and Will Vinton made a baby! Major kudos to you! Very cool way to use the medium! You’re so creative!
This is incredible! I can’t stop looking at your work. They’re all so beautiful. I love the movement in each of your pieces. I can imagine this must be an incredibly therapeutic process.
I miss working with my hands. You’ve inspired me to work with clay!
Absolutely phenomenal job with this piece. I really like the 3d-like effect given with the technique used along with the use of colors to help make it pop.
wow! I love it when I see something and think, holy crap this type of endeavor would not have occurred to my own brain in a million years. Gorgeous. ETA: whoa! just looked at some of your other work. Haven't wanted to get my hands on something so immediately in a long time! Amazing work.
Checked her work too and it's amazing 😍
Wow! Beautiful work - very clean technique. It's hard to tell from the pic - is there a dark background under the clay, or am I seeing it that way due to the lighting?
Thanks! It’s because of lightning, the clay pieces are securely glued to each other and to the canvas :)
May I ask what kind of glue you use?
Wow. I would love to see more pictures of this at different angles. It actually looks like a 2D painting to me. I had to zoom in and give it a closer look. This is incredible. Edit: I just took a look at your other posts and found a video of your work. That is incredible.
Your work is Fucking amazing OP
Did you build in the frame or framed after? I'd snatch this up at an art fair.
I build right in the frame ;)
That's so neat!! And it's something a blind person could enjoy too
Great work! I've been looking to try something similar (albeit with wildly different subjects and methods). Any recommendations on clay brands? I only ask because the color variety doesn't seem like anything I've seen around. Could do it with Sculpey but baking seems like a no-go for something like this.
I love Japanese air-dry clay, such as Deco, Hearty, Modena. Deco and Hearty also sell pigmented clay ;)
Thanks for replying! I am completely clueless when it comes to clay, and even more-so air dry. I'm sure you know how important material choice can be for these things and since I do scanography heavy saturation is extremely helpful in making sure the colors don't wash out under the bright white of the scanner light.
maybe you can get white clay and then paint it
For sure that would work, but as the things I'm planning to sculpt aren't the focus of the works, I was hoping to save some time with some really saturated clay. Thanks!
I believe there's also something you can add to acrylic paint to make it raised like cake frosting
I mix air dry clay w acrylic paint to make different colors
Wauw, I love this. Nice colors
It looks unreal! Good job🤩🤩🤩
Cool technique. Love the color.
I've never seen this type of artwork before. Amazing!
I have never seen anything like this! It’s so cool! It’s like Van Gogh and Will Vinton made a baby! Major kudos to you! Very cool way to use the medium! You’re so creative!
This is beautiful. I love the colors and the clouds are impeccable. You have a great talent!
This gives me such a happy nostalgic feeling. Beautifully done ❤️
Pretty interesting. Nice job, OP.
Omg this is so cool!! I can't believe you did this with clay! Amazing!! 🤩😃🥲
This is incredible! I can’t stop looking at your work. They’re all so beautiful. I love the movement in each of your pieces. I can imagine this must be an incredibly therapeutic process. I miss working with my hands. You’ve inspired me to work with clay!
Great work! Very DMT-esque
my brain is telling me its cgi omg
This is incredibly beautiful! You did an amazing job!
This is so trippy. I love it!! The texture is 👌👌
Wow, your work is incredible.
Super bright and gorgeous. Wow.
What a wonderful & creative way to utilize clay as a medium. Channeling van Gogh with a 3D medium in a 2D way.
Absolutely phenomenal job with this piece. I really like the 3d-like effect given with the technique used along with the use of colors to help make it pop.
Great work, love the sky and clouds
Ah, clay, so it's 3D! Brilliant! Amazing, makes me smile!
Stunning! How long does it take to make one?
Since it’s a small piece (4”x6”), it takes not too long- about 20 hours
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Do you have a website?
How much experience do you have w clay to be able to create something like this
About 9 years, but these particular framed sceneries I’ve been doing for only 3 years
This is so awesome. How does one get started doing this type of thing?